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Bitcoin early-cycle myth is over; CryptoQuant CEO says large capital needed
Bitcoin would need far larger capital inflows than in the past to surge sharply again, with the next upswing likely driven by long-term institutional balance-sheet money rather than retail demand, an analysis said. CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju said the market can no longer generate big gains with small inflows. Data show spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen sustained outflows since early May, weighing on hopes of a quick return to record highs.
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Bitcoin spot demand weak despite ETF inflows, CryptoQuant analysis shows
Bitcoin\'s price rise is being driven by the futures market, while real demand in the spot market has yet to recover, an analysis showed. CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju took a cautious view, saying open interest is rising but apparent on-chain demand remains net negative despite continued inflows into U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs and ongoing buying through ETF channels and by Strategy. He said bear markets have historically ended when both spot and futures demand recover.
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Quantum computers could threaten 6.89 million bitcoin in theory
A warning has emerged that advances in quantum computing could pose a potential threat to bitcoin security. CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju said about 6.89 million BTC is theoretically exposed to attack, including an estimated 1 million BTC believed to be linked to bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto. CoinPost reported that if quantum computers reach commercial-grade computing power, wallet security could be threatened. Possible countermeasures include forced migration and freezing dormant coins.
